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Completion In ANSYS WORKBENCH(S-CAW-8232)

  • Last updated Oct, 2026
  • Certified Course

Course Includes

  • Duration1 Month
  • Enrolled0
  • Lectures25
  • Videos0
  • Notes0
  • CertificateYes

What you'll learn

ANSYS WORKBENCH is a comprehensive engineering simulation course designed to introduce learners to the ANSYS Workbench environment and its integrated CAE workflow. The course covers the complete simulation process, from CAD geometry preparation and material definition to meshing, analysis setup, solving and post-processing.

Learners will work with different engineering analysis areas including static structural analysis, stress and deformation, thermal analysis, modal analysis, contact analysis and CFD workflow. The course also introduces nonlinear analysis, parametric studies, design optimization and professional simulation documentation.

Through practical projects, students develop the ability to organize engineering simulations, evaluate results and apply CAE techniques to real-world engineering design problems.

What You Will Learn

  • Understand CAE and engineering simulation fundamentals
  • Navigate the ANSYS Workbench environment
  • Create and manage simulation projects
  • Define engineering material properties
  • Import and prepare CAD geometry
  • Use SpaceClaim and DesignModeler concepts
  • Create simulation-ready geometry
  • Generate and control finite element meshes
  • Perform mesh quality checks
  • Set up static structural analysis
  • Analyze stress, strain and deformation
  • Perform thermal analysis
  • Understand thermal-structural coupling
  • Perform modal and basic dynamic analysis
  • Understand contact and nonlinear analysis
  • Understand the ANSYS CFD workflow
  • Configure analysis settings and solver controls
  • Perform post-processing and result interpretation
  • Conduct basic parametric and optimization studies
  • Prepare professional engineering simulation reports

Who Can Join?

  • Mechanical Engineering students
  • Civil Engineering students
  • Automobile Engineering students
  • Aerospace Engineering students
  • Production Engineering students
  • Industrial Engineering students
  • Mechatronics students
  • Engineering and diploma students
  • CAE beginners
  • Design engineers
  • Simulation professionals
  • Engineering professionals interested in CAE

Prerequisite

Basic knowledge of engineering mechanics, mathematics and computer operations is helpful. Familiarity with CAD software is beneficial but not mandatory. Basic understanding of mechanical or engineering concepts will help learners understand the simulations more effectively.

Course Outcome

After completing the course, learners will be able to work with the ANSYS Workbench environment, prepare engineering geometry, define materials, generate quality meshes, configure structural and thermal analyses, understand modal and contact analysis, explore CFD workflows, interpret simulation results and document engineering projects.

Career & Learning Opportunities

  • CAE Engineer – Trainee
  • Simulation Engineer – Trainee
  • Mechanical Design & Simulation Engineer
  • Structural Analysis Engineer – Trainee
  • FEA Engineer – Trainee
  • CAE Analyst
  • Thermal Analysis Engineer – Trainee
  • Engineering Simulation Assistant
  • Product Design Engineer – Trainee
  • Mechanical Analysis Engineer
  • R&D Simulation Trainee
  • Computational Engineering Trainee
  • Engineering Design Assistant
  • CAE Project Assistant


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Course Syllabus

Module 1: Introduction to ANSYS Workbench

  • Introduction to ANSYS Workbench
  • Role of CAE in engineering
  • ANSYS Workbench interface
  • Project schematic
  • Analysis systems
  • Engineering simulation workflow
  • Applications of ANSYS Workbench

Module 2: ANSYS Workbench Interface

  • Workbench project environment
  • Toolbox and analysis systems
  • Project schematic
  • System components
  • Connections between analysis systems
  • Project management
  • File and data management

Module 3: Engineering Data

  • Introduction to Engineering Data
  • Material properties
  • Structural material properties
  • Thermal material properties
  • Mechanical properties
  • Elastic and plastic properties
  • Creating custom materials
  • Material library management

Module 4: Geometry Creation & Import

  • Geometry preparation for simulation
  • Importing CAD models
  • SpaceClaim introduction
  • DesignModeler overview
  • Sketching and basic modeling
  • Solid and surface geometry
  • Geometry cleanup
  • Design modifications

Module 5: Geometry Simplification

  • Preparing simulation-ready geometry
  • Removing unnecessary features
  • Defeaturing
  • Geometry repair
  • Symmetry concepts
  • Creating simplified models
  • Named selections
  • Geometry validation

Module 6: Meshing Fundamentals

  • Introduction to finite element meshing
  • Types of mesh elements
  • Tetrahedral and hexahedral elements
  • Mesh sizing
  • Element quality
  • Global mesh controls
  • Local mesh refinement
  • Mesh generation workflow

Module 7: Advanced Meshing

  • Face and body sizing
  • Edge sizing
  • Inflation layers
  • Automatic and manual mesh controls
  • Curvature-based refinement
  • Proximity-based refinement
  • Mesh quality improvement
  • Mesh independence concepts

Module 8: Static Structural Analysis

  • Introduction to structural analysis
  • Static structural systems
  • Applying material properties
  • Loads and supports
  • Force and pressure loading
  • Fixed and displacement supports
  • Solving structural problems
  • Understanding structural results

Module 9: Stress & Deformation Analysis

  • Total deformation
  • Directional deformation
  • Equivalent stress
  • Principal stresses
  • Elastic strain
  • Stress concentration
  • Result interpretation
  • Engineering design evaluation

Module 10: Thermal Analysis

  • Introduction to thermal simulation
  • Steady-state thermal analysis
  • Transient thermal analysis
  • Temperature boundary conditions
  • Heat flux
  • Convection
  • Thermal radiation concepts
  • Temperature distribution

Module 11: Coupled Thermal-Structural Analysis

  • Thermal-structural interaction
  • Thermal expansion
  • Temperature-dependent deformation
  • Thermal stresses
  • Transfer of thermal results
  • Structural response to temperature
  • Coupled simulation workflow
  • Engineering applications

Module 12: Dynamic Analysis

  • Introduction to dynamic analysis
  • Modal analysis
  • Natural frequency
  • Mode shapes
  • Harmonic response concepts
  • Transient structural analysis
  • Vibration analysis
  • Dynamic loading

Module 13: Computational Fluid Dynamics Workflow

  • Introduction to CFD within ANSYS
  • CFD analysis systems
  • Geometry preparation for fluid analysis
  • Fluid domain creation
  • Meshing for CFD
  • Fluent workflow overview
  • Boundary condition concepts
  • CFD result interpretation

Module 14: Contact & Nonlinear Analysis

  • Introduction to contact analysis
  • Bonded contact
  • Frictional contact
  • Frictionless contact
  • Contact detection
  • Nonlinear material concepts
  • Large deformation
  • Nonlinear solution considerations

Module 15: Analysis Setup & Solution

  • Analysis settings
  • Solver controls
  • Load steps
  • Convergence settings
  • Solution controls
  • Solver execution
  • Monitoring solution progress
  • Troubleshooting analysis errors

Module 16: Post-Processing & Results

  • Results evaluation
  • Contour plots
  • Deformation visualization
  • Stress and strain results
  • Temperature contours
  • Reaction forces
  • Result probes
  • Graphs and charts
  • Report generation

Module 17: Design Optimization & Parametric Analysis

  • Parameter creation
  • Engineering design parameters
  • Design point concepts
  • Parametric studies
  • Design comparison
  • Sensitivity analysis
  • Basic optimization concepts
  • Improving engineering designs

Module 18: ANSYS Workbench Project Management

  • Project organization
  • Data sharing between systems
  • Engineering data transfer
  • Updating analysis systems
  • Dependency management
  • Project archiving
  • Result management
  • Simulation documentation

Module 19: Practical ANSYS Workbench Projects

  • Structural bracket analysis
  • Beam and plate analysis
  • Thermal component analysis
  • Modal analysis project
  • Contact analysis project
  • CFD workflow project
  • Design parameter study
  • Engineering result documentation

Module 20: Final ANSYS Workbench Project

  • Engineering problem selection
  • CAD geometry preparation
  • Material definition
  • Mesh generation
  • Analysis setup
  • Loads and boundary conditions
  • Solver configuration
  • Simulation
  • Post-processing
  • Result interpretation
  • Design improvement
  • Final technical report and presentation


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